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Climbing stairs on day29(early pregnancy
I climber 2 floors today.. i was tested positive on day 28, beta hcg 172, was it harmful.. i exhausted while climbing, felt nauseated.. i m very much scared, will it cause miscarriage.. i climbed very cautiously and slowly.. but had a slight pain in stomach...
what should i do
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It will not cause miscarriage. Nothing will happen.
Actually pregnancy is a physiological state. Whatever the lady is used to do earlier, she can do even now.
As the pregnancy progresses your body will guide you how much you can do. It is at that stage that you have to listen to your body. That time if your body tells you to relax, you relax.
Climbing two flights of stairs and that too at a time when you have just been diagnosed pregnant (no physiological changes have occurred in your body) , there is no problem.
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A little pain is a normal symptom of pregnancy
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